Andrew Gregg Wallace

Andrew Gregg Wallace unexpectedly entered eternal rest on Saturday August 23rd, 2025, at the age of 54.  Andrew was a bright, wonderful man who brought joy to so many people. Anyone who knows him can always come out of a single situation with a smile on their face and their minds repeating an amazing and funny story he had just finished telling.

Andrew was born at the formerly known Cedars of Lebanon hospital, now the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Hollywood, California on July 28th, 1971. Andrew was the only child to Dr. Julian Wallace and Mimi Wallace. Andrew then grew up in Beverly Hills in his early years and in an older apartment on Elm Drive. In the mid 70’s, the Wallace family then moved to the wonderful home on Wetherly Drive where his parents spent most of their years together.

Andrew attended school through the Beverly Hills school system, Beverly Hills Vista school then Beverly Hills High School. At the age of 14 he had transferred to the Cascade boarding school, where he got his high school diploma. He then moved to Santa Barbara for a few years in the early 90’s, where he took classes for some time at Santa Barbara Community College. In Michigan he took some more classes at Grand Rapids Community college, in his 40’s.

Andrew moved to Michigan in 1997 at 26 years old. He then met the love of his life, Amy Noonon at his job at Compulit where he did Computerized Litigation Support on 44th Street in Kentwood Michigan. Andrew worked at Compulit for 17 years and in that time, Andrew and Amy had two beautiful children together. In that time, he had also relocated to Jenison Michigan where he spent the last of his days. Andrew had several odd jobs in between 2014 and 2021 but then found his true love for customer service where he worked from home at Apple for 4 years with a small break in between. He loved his job, and he loved to always help people.

He was so proud of his two daughters, going to school to make it big in life. Madison, the oldest, is a senior at Grand Valley State University as a Communications major. Her dream is to become a world known actress. She has been in multiple shows through GVSU, of which Andrew was her #1 biggest fan and supporter. His youngest, Jordan, Is in her second semester at Grand Rapids Community College as a Psychology major. She is looking to transfer to GVSU after earning her associates degree. Her dream is to be a Criminal Psychologist, and to become the next Dr. Wallace in honor of her grandfather, Dr Julian Wallace. Andrew was surprised and so very proud of her because of that small statement.

Andrew enjoyed so many things in life. He enjoyed Star Trek and Elf Quest, spending time with his friends, playing Dungeons and Dragons, watching Star Wars and South Park and many many more. He loved gaming as well, whether it would be Tekken, Diablo, he always knew how to have fun.

The one thing he would do and hold so very close to his heart, was spending time with his soulmate and his daughters.

Andrew was preceded in death by his father, Dr. Julian Wallace and his two beloved dogs, Ashley and Amanda Wallace.

Andrew is survived by his soulmate and fiancé, Amy Jo Noonon, his two daughters Madison Nicole Wallace (Mason Medina), and Jordan Mia Wallace (Ethan Fountain). He helped raise and paternally adopted Kristina Lynn Self (Erik), and Alexis Marie Long (Sam). Andrew and Amy’s bonus daughter, Jazamyah Rene Jennings; Andrew’s mother, Mimi Wallace; his mother-in-law, Judy Noonon; sister and brother-in-law, Ann Marie Scott and David Jack Noonon II (Tanya VanderSlice); nieces and nephews, Adam Scott, Erica Noonon, Jack Noonon and Elena Noonon; as well as many loved and cherished friends. Funeral services will be held 11:00am, Friday September 5, 2025, at Roth-Gerst Funeral Home, 305 N. Hudson, Lowell, MI 49331 with visitation one-hour prior. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to https://gofund.me/7416f895.